Decide the titles of the categories for the game. For example, you may include "Spanish Grammar," "Spanish Vocabulary" and "English-to-Spanish Translation." Write the title of each category in bold print on an index card.
Hang the category title cards on a wall or a chalkboard in a horizontal row. Use tape to secure the title cards to the wall or chalkboard.
Determine questions to ask that pertain to each category. Decide how many questions you want to ask and generate an equal amount of questions for each category. On the TV game show, each Jeopardy category has five clues of increasing difficulty, and players must provide an answer in the form of a question.
Use a marker to print the questions in bold print on index cards.
Print points on the back of each question card. Place lower point values on easier questions and higher point values on more difficult questions.
Hang the question cards with tape in vertical columns underneath the corresponding category cards. Hang the cards so that the point values are facing forward and so that they progress from lower to higher point value.
Have players select a category and a point value. Remove the selected card from the wall or board and read the question or clue. The player who answers correctly first earns the amount of points indicated on the card. The player who collects the most points wins the game.